Understanding Diagnostic Delay in Multiple Sclerosis
Getting a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS) can take time and feel uncertain. Researchers at The University of Queensland are running a short, anonymous online survey to learn from people’s own experiences of the path to an MS diagnosis: when symptoms first started, how people sought help, which health professionals and tests were involved, how […]
Establishing Priorities for the Treatment of Mental Health Difficulties in People living with Multiple Sclerosis
Despite advances in healthcare and occupational rehabilitation, people living with MS often experience ongoing difficulties across their professional and personal lives, which then impact their mental health. Speaking to this, people living with MS have a higher prevalence rate of anxiety, depression, substance abuse, bipolar, suicidality, and psychosis, compared to the general population. Mental health […]